Garrett Cuppels, MD

I'm taking calculus BC (high school), and unsure of whether to go into multivariable calculus or linear algebra next. I would like to become a doctor, as a surgeon specializing in orthopedics.

Im currently in a program to catch up to the right grade Im supposed to be and earn credits for high school but Im unsure of what major to study once a go to high school.

I’m starting 9th grade this summer and it has been my dream since i was young to become a doctor.

Do I need a pre medicine major?

What different routes can you take to become a plastic surgeon?

I don't really understand majors, I'm lost and I don't know which one is good to start my career.

Ever since I was a kid i dreamed on becoming a doctor or a pediatrician. I like helping people and being around kids. Lately I've been really interested on becoming a cosmetologist/ esthetician and have my own business giving beauty treatment, doing lashes, all that kind of stuff but i don't...

What are the steps to become a surgeon and how is technology involved in it?

What are the retirement benefits? What are key things to put on your resume? What questions should you be prepared for before an interview?

Did you take advanced placement classes in the field of your choice? What classes would you recommend to take? What recommendations do you have for financial assistance associated with the required higher education, training and experience?

Did you do any jobs during college and university related to your career? What training is involved and what is the hardest part? What is the working environment like?

I’m looking into putting on casts and working in the orthopedic field, but I’m not sure which major will benefit me more.

I'm curious to know how your schedules work and what time you get up to start work

I want to work with children that have injuries or issues from sports, so I thought the correct pathway would be to become a nurse first and then specialize from there?

I have always and still want to be a pediatrician or at least work with children in the medical field. I make sure to take classes and participate in activities that will further expand my passion for the future. The amount of work I put in now is only a dent compared to the overall hard work...

Interested in being in the medical field but still deciding in between Physician Assistant or being a doctor

My plan for my career is to take 4 years of biology then transfer over to a medical school, but I am unsure what steps I could take to make this happen.

how do you know if becoming a surgical tech is what you want?

I want to play soccer in college and I would love to also go to a great University for Dermatology.

I want to be a pediatrician but I dont know if all the schooling is worth it.

Did you become a doctor for money or the actual career? Who is your inspiration? Did you always want to be a doctor?

what degree do you need to become a surgeon

In the field of Physical Therapy, do you have to change bandages for patients when they come in after surgery? If so do you have to do that? Or can only certain people be eligible to do things like that?

Where is the best university of medicine in the world 🌎

1. Are there opportunities for advancement in the company?

2. What are the main skills you need for success in this career field?

3. Typically how many patients do you see on a daily basis?